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| Sunset at sea at about 10:30 p.m. |
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| Whale watching while getting a pedicure. |
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| I was enjoying the lovely weather on the top deck when I saw this tour boat circling the ship. I waved, they waved. Good times while I sipped a caramel latte. |
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| Downtown Puerto Montt. Gateway to great fishing and beautiful lakes but I wasn't willing to pay $400 to travel for hours to just fish for one hour. |
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| A large mall in Puerto Montt. Seeing the Golden Arches did not inspire me to get off. |
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| An advantage to staying on the ship in port is that I had the place to myself. |
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| I heard there are over 800 passengers on board who are either 4 Star Mariners or above. They had a wine tasting event for us in the Crow's Next yesterday. Invitation only, I assume they'll be having several to accommodate everyone. Cruise Specialists, who I booked with, also hosted dinner at the Canaletto last night with free wine. Any day with free wine and at sea is a good day, in my book. |
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| The view from my cabin this morning. These guys were gassing up the ship in San Antonio. I'd hate to see that bill. |
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| HAL now seems to consistently dock in freighter docks, rather than cruise docks, which means lining up for bsses to get out of the port. |
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| Punta Arenas. I didn't get off there, either. I'm all about the sea days. |
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| Puerto Montt, Chile |
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| Puerto Montt Chile |
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| A glimpse of the Andes. |
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| Puerto Montt, Chile |
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| Every day another flyer. |
